German authorities refuse to charge pro-PLO activist with assault

Another example of Germany's unconvincing dedication to stopping antisemitism when Muslims are the culprits:

German police have decided not to charge a Pro-Palestinian protester who physically assaulted an elderly Jewish man holding an Israeli flag at a rally in Hanover in April 2022.

The Hanover public prosecutor’s office said through a spokesperson on Wednesday that an investigation found that “intentional bodily harm could not be proven” in the attack perpetrated by the “55-year-old stateless assailant,” Welt reported.

The April 23 attack took place during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in which Michael Höntsch, 68, a former state lawmaker for the SPD Party, was assaulted. Höntsch needs a cane and a mobile oxygen unit to walk.

Höntsch was part of a tiny counter protest put together by his daughter-in-law Rebecca Seidler.

Footage of the incident showed that Höntsch was accosted by a participant in the pro-Palestinian rally who was wearing a keffiyeh.

The assailant punched him in the face hard enough to knock him over.

This is also an example of a Muslim extremist's disrespect for the elderly. And the prosecution's excuses are expectedly pathetic.